The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-05
PERSONAL.

GLADSTONE and Buffalo Bill have become
warm friends
THEY are talking of erecting in Paris monu-
ment to Alfred dc Musset.
GEORGE GOULD has just been elected President
of three of his papa's Southwestern railways.
Mrs. SECRETARY WHITNEY or her children will
probably fall heir to the dozen or more millions
WHICH her bachelor brother Oliver owns.
LIEUT.. HEM has a curious habit when signing
his name on hotel register. He inscribes him
self as hang from the ''yacth Galatea"
PRINcEss BEATRIcE's BABY did not object to
the ill-snelling Jordan water that was brought
especially for its benefit from the Holy Land.
The venerable Bishop Kip, of California, has
for some time been in precarious health and
quite incapactated for work; but he is now
steadily mending
THE Mrs. WALLACE who is lecturing in Ken
lucky on womans rights is not the operate
singer, but Mrs. Zeralda G. Wallace, the mother
of Gen. Lew Wallace
c. W. CoULDoCK. the veteran actor has never
visited England since he came to this country.
Now he is y years old, bat has no thought of re-
firing from the stage.
EMMA ABBOTT makes a very sweeping state
ment when she says that passing the interstate
commerce law was the most foolish and wicked
thing congressman ever did.
Elk ENVOY SEDGw1cKs brother-in-law, w. f.
Darwin, is about so, wears side-whiskers and is
originator of the Origin of Species
PAUL FEvAl, of Paris, wrote 1872 love stories
which were published in novel form, and yet
when he died there were only two carriages and
less than score of people at his funeral
THE Princess of Wales in having her daugh-
teis taught dressmaling has determined that
they sha.Amalle some of their own gowns as an
example TO poor, but proud gentlewomen.
NJ ApRIEN LIE MARquANp the inventor of the
system iS
travelling in this country. He called on the
President few days ago. He is one of the
most prominent civil engineers in France.
gouNT EUGENE STEINER DE NoLLERsBURo, from
Frankfort-on-the Rhine, has been arrested in
Washington for petit larceny. He must be great
y lacking in ambition. His title should have
won him an American heiress without much
difficulty.
MARK TWAIN ma !, a speech at the Trinity
College athletic meeting, in the course of which
he said that he had had a clerk who went into
athletics and afterward stole $50, 600 Under
the circumstances this was considered extremely
witty-by Mark Twain
Mrs. SOPHIA LAyoREsT, who, sixty-three years
ago, made her debut one Of the singing
fairies in Cherry and Fair STAR is the oldest
occupant of the Forrest Home for Decayed
Actors. She is a. very feeble, and the curtain
will soon be rlng down for her
DAN RICE, the old clown, Indignantly denies
that he Is either d1Inkard or a poor man. He
and New Mexico and 1000 in Calhoun county,
Miss, and 1000 in Lincoln county Ark is to be
abjectly poor then am poor indeed"
EIGHT principals of the company that Col
MapleSon has engaged for his season of Italian
opera in London are American--Emma Nevada
Nine, Hastreter, Marie Engel of Chicago
MINNIE Hank, Louisa Dotti, Lillian Nordica
Ieresina Adam and Netta, of Philadelphia.
EDWARD +. BINGHAM, who this week took his
seat as Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, is going back 70 Ohio
next week TO attend the wedding Of one Of his
daughters, lie will bring 70 Washington with
him his youngest daughter, who IL probably the
only memberof his family who will live with him
there He has two sons, one studying law In
New Hampshire and one In "A railroad Office at
Pittsburg. His wife died last year.
The present Cabinet possesses SOM fine pub.
lie Speakers Villas is probably the most finished
ana eloquent among them. though Lamar is not
far behind him. Bayard Is. Of course, g good
talber FaiIchild Is m interesting, though not
great speaker Garland Is BY no meaes clio
quent' but is a brilliant logician. Whitney is a
quick nervous talser, Ike e1Sccretnry Chan.
der. Endicoit Is the only member OF The Cabi.
he' VINO has no r1isifatsfen ~ a public sneaker